The Coldest City in Indonesia

If you asked the coldest place in Indonesia would be the answer is Dieng in Central Java or Batu in East Java.

It is true that the city has cold air, but compared to this one city there is nothing.

Who else if not Kota Mulia, Papua. Have you ever heard of this city?

Kota Mulia, Papua is a city located at an altitude of 2,448 meters above sea level.

The city itself is located in a valley surrounded by Jaya Wijaya mountain.

Even what you have to know is that the temperature during the day can reach 15 degrees Celsius.

And if at night, you will be served air reaches 9 degrees celsius.

Rainfall in this place is also almost every year. So no wonder if you visit this place is still a lot of people who use the house of Hanoi.

Hanoi's house itself is a traditional Papuan house. Hanoi's house without windows can make cold air not easy to enter the house.

Cement-walled buildings are usually used for office buildings only.

To visit this city we can use air transportation. In Kota Mulia there is a small airport.

It takes one hour from Jayapura to get to Kota Mulia.

We also visit this city by land.

However, it took 16 hours to get to this coldest city.

Not just cold, this place also does have the beauty of incredible scenery.

So if you want to visit this place don't forget to bring a jacket.